Natural size. The doll with a length of 90 cm. and weighing 6 corresponds to a small child approximately 3 years old. This realistic training doll offers the facility for numerous nursing procedures for training paediatric nurses.
This doll made of plastic incorporates durable new style joint mechanisms which permit most natural movements. As a result training and nursing procedures can be carried out in most practical situations. This small child phantom is available as both a female and male model because of the interchangeable chest and abdominal wall. The abdominal walls incorporate application points for S.C. injections and treatment of wounds (female abdominal wall - OP wound after appendectomy male abdominal wall - wound treatment after hernia). Upper arms and upper thighs are provided with injection pads. The right arm can be exchanged for an I.V. injection arm.
The abdominal walls are equipped with
- anus-praeter
- openings for PEG and suprapubic bladder puncture.
The CLA Child Nursing Doll offers the following possibilities for training and instruction:
General
Nursing procedures
a) Dressing and undressing
b) Daily body care
c) Movement putting to bed and positioning
d) Mouth and teeth care
e) Eye nose and throat care (including administration of drops)
Specific nursing measures under medical supervision for training and demonstration
I. Enema
a) Lavage enema / clyster
b) Intestine tube insertion
II. Catheterising and feeding
a) Demonstration of catherisation and permanent catheter insertion in female and male genitalia
b) Stomach tube insertion through nose and mouth
c) Nutrition through bolus administration or by nutrition pump
III. Injections and infusions
a) I.M. injection (thigh upper arm)
b) S.C. injection (stomach)
c) Demonstration of I.V. injection and infusion
d) Connection of infusion equipment
e) I.V. puncture
IV. Lavage
a) Gastric lavage
V. Wound treatment catheter care and other measures
a) Wound care and suture removal
b) PEG care
c) Anus-praeter care
d) Suprapubic bladder puncture with material removal and care in the case of suprapubic bladder drainage
e) Tracheostomy care
Every child nursing doll is provided with a serial number. This is to be found on the inside in the centre of the chest. It is essential to quote this number in full when reordering.

according to PD Dr. med. H. Hempfling of Murnau. The model consists of a plastic hand in which the carpal bones the radius and ulna together with the carpal disc and the intra-articular ligaments are visible. On the extensor sideof the hand there are two points of access to the inner cavity of the joint: a radiodorsal and an ulnodorsal opening. The carpal disc can be attached to the ulna and the carpal ligaments on both the flexor and extensor sides and can be exchanged or replaced as required.

According to Prof. Dr. Henche The model comprises a soft skin and muscle covering in which the joint is embedded complete with its ligamental connections and capsule. This makes it possible to practise operations in many ways. Operations can be simulated on the shoulder joint biceps tendon and on the joint capsule including the rotator cuff. The shoulder joint can be used as a functional joint at lectures after the skin and muscle covering has been removed.

using the Dr. Simon method The model consists of a rigid plastic mass and corresponds to the actual size of a normal woman. The model has been designed mainly for the simulation of all pelviscopic operations. Many operations are made possible by the number of openings.

In accordance to Prof. Dr. med. H.R. Henche in natural size in plastic. The model comprises one soft front palpable and one cutaneous muscle sleeve in which the bone of the knee joint is embedded on the right. This is fastened to the front by means of press studs. The arthroscopy model can be supplied with or without the stipulated accesses. Lower leg bone with knee disc (healthy) mounting stand on thigh Hoffa's fat pad collateral and cruciate knee ligaments part of the M. popliteus meniscuses (healthy) 1 set replacement parts 1 screwdriver 1 pressure spray with silicon oil and 1 set of instructions.

after university lecturer Prof. Dr. Henche Rheinfelden natural size in synthetic material. The model is made of a smooth cutaneous and muscular cover in which the bones of the knee-joint are embedded. The anterior outer cover has four access points to the articular internal area two lateral one central and one medial opening. Moreover the arthroscopy model has one lateral and one medial access to the posterior recess. The Hoffa's fat body is shown and can be taken off and replaced by an adhesive catch. The internal and external menisci are anchored by plug-in threads and can be easily exchanged and replaced. The ligamentous apparatus i.e. the lateral ligaments and the cruciate ligaments are represented nearly true-to-nature. An easy exchange of the ligaments is possible because of the screw and plug-in joints. The patellar ligament is shown and the patella can be exchanged. After removal of the cutaneous-muscular covers one can use the bones with the ligaments as a functional knee-joint model. The mounting support at the thigh is suitable for mounting in an operating vice. The cutaneous and muscular covers are kept in place by four synthetic screws.

According to Prof. Dr. med. John A. Nakhosteen. Life-sized in plastic. Intubation trainers for pediatric and adult bronchoscopy ICU and anesthesiology. The Broncho Boy family of mannequins presents specific solutions for learning and improving intubation skills in a wide range of hands-on teaching
situations. The most recent addition to the group is Broncho Junior a pediatric trainer with physical characteristics of a three-to five-yearold child (TS 9/23).
Broncho Junior was designed and constructed with the following teaching goals in mind:
• Facilitate Introduction to flexible and rigid pediatric bronchoscopy ;
• Provide help in learning more advanced procedures such as foreign body extraction and stent placement
• Help pediatric anesthesiology and ICU trainees to master naso- and oro-tracheal intubation while using.the flexible bronchoscope as a guide. Other members of this group of endoscopy trainers include the standard Broncho Boy adult trainer TS 9/7) the Sick Broncho Boy with various typical athologies and biopsy capability the fluorescent model and the dedicated anesthesiology trainer for CPR intubation.
Components TS 9/23:
1. Head with ribcage
2. Movable fitted head with nasal cavity mouth and throat
3. Larynx with removable bronchial tree
4. Chest cover
5. Sternum with auscultation membranes on right and left 6. Trunk with folding hinge mounted on baseboard
7. Silicone oil 125 ml pressure spray bottle
8. Instructions for use

with regions of reduced Fluorescence. By Prof. Dr. J. A. Nakhosteen Augusta-Kranken-Anstalt Bochum. In keeping with the 20-year-old tradition of up-dating the Nakhosteen Broncho Boy Bronchoscopy Teaching Model the latest innovation is the auto-fluorescing endoscopic systems for use with the Light Imaging Fluorescence Endoscope (LIFE Æ Xillix/Olympus) or SAFE (1000 Pentax). The bronchial mucosa appears normal with conventional (white light) bronchoscopy but on being illuminated in the fluorescent mode emits a green image idential to that of normal mucosa. The trachea and left-sided bronchial branches appear normal in the fluorescence mode but distinct areas of reduced fluorescence can be observed on the right-sided bronchial tree (upper lobe spur middle lobe spur right main bronchus and RB 9/10 spur). Endoscopists using to the LIFE-System or SAFE 1000 for the first time can practice switching from white light to fluorescent mode and in the latter mode learn (light intensity) adjustment in addition to recognizing areas of reduced fluorescence. The Fluorescent Tracheo-Bronchial Tree can be added to each CLA Broncho Boy with the order numbers TS 9 to TS 9/7 or can be supplied additionally as the interchangeable lower part of the tracheo-bronchial tree.

As the name implies the Sick Boy offers the trainee bronchoscopist the opportunity of visualizing some typical endoscopic pathology as well as doing forceps biopsies of a right upper lobe lesion. It includes an adenoma and a tumor and a mucous plug which also presents the differential diagnosis of a perforated lymph node. As a training aid it is meant to be used in conjunction with the Broncho Boy Model. A simple but effective locking device at the lower end of the trachea in all new Broncho Boy Models allows quick interchange of the normal tracheo-bronchial tree with the "SICK" system.
Construction
A specially developed casting process has enabled exact reproduction of internal structures and contours of mucous membranes. Anatomical landmarks aid the trainee bronchoscopist in mastering problems of endoscopic orientation. For those experienced with the rigid bronchoscope and wishing to learn flexible endoscopy practicing with the Broncho Boy model will greatly ease the change. It is recommended that beginners spend 10 hours practicing with the Nakhosteen Bronchoscopy Model.
The following characteristics typify this unique training model:
1. Integrated naso-pharynx with tracheo-bronchial tree;
2. Precise reproduction of internal structures in nasal passages pharynx and tracheo-bronchial system;
3. Extremely durable yet soft and pliable due to specialized synthetic substance used in moulds - no risk of damage to endoscope;
4. Removable sternum enables trainee to check position of endoscope (tracheo-bronchial tree allows penetration of light from tip of bronchoscope).
The TS 9/6 unit consists of the following components:
1. "Broncho Boy" bronchoscopy model (naso-pharynx with interchangeable healthy and sick tracheo-bronchial tree integrated into head and thorax)
2. Transport and storage suitcase
3. Adjustable mounting base
4. Pressure spray bottle with silicone oil (250 ml)
5. Instructions for use

The Nakhosteen Bronchoscopy Model Broncho Boy was designed initially to facilitate learning transoral and transnasal flexible fibreoptic bronchoscopy. It may however be used for intubation
with a rigid bronchoscope. It was conceived and developed by Prof. Dr. John A. Nakhosteen.
The TS 9 unit consists of the following components:
1. Broncho Boy model by Nakhosteen (complete model with naso-pharynx and tracheo-bronchial tree with head and thorax).
2. Aluminium transport and storage suitcase.
3. Adjustable mounting base
4. Lubricant spray. 250 ml pressure spray bottle.
5. Instructions for use

With the co-operation of Prof. Dr. Chr. Fusch Uniklinik Greifswald we have developed a life-size model for orotracheal and nasotracheal intubation. In addition to a moveable lower jaw great importance has been placed on faithfully copying the nasal oral and pharyngeal cavities.
To practise nasotracheal intubation a tube is carefully introduced into the nostril and carefully pushed along the inferior meatus and the back wall of the throat to the 7cm mark to ensure that the point of the tube stops shortly before the epiglottis. Without any pressure being exterted on the upper jaw the base of the tongue is gently raised using a laryngoscope spatula held in the left hand until the entrance to the oesophagus and the glottis is visible. Holding the Magill forceps in the right hand the point of the tube is then taken and inserted approximately 1.5 cm into the trachea via the glottis.
We recommend that to prevent the tube from accidentally slipping the thumb and index finger of the left hand hold the tube at the nasal vestibule and the remaining fingers and palm of the hand are placed on the left side of the temple and forehead of the new-born baby. The tube can then be attached to the skin as usual (e.g. using adhesive tape).
The tube can be introduced through the mouth directly into the trachea when the trachea is visible for orotracheal intubation.
Components:
- Movable head with lifelike nasal cavity mouth and throat movable tongue and jaw with lifelike trunk with diaphragm and soft movable arms and legs
- Pulmonary alveoli filled with foam material
- Stomach
- Female thoracic and abdominal cover with umbilical cord
- Pressure spray bottle with silicone oil (125 ml)
- Instructions for use

Natural size. This functional model which has been developed in cooperation with the Federal Centre for Health Education in Cologne makes it possible to learn how to intubate under life-like conditions. In its design and construction special importance has been placed on natural size and anatomical features to develop a functional model. If during intubation too much pressure is applied through the laryngoscope to the upper incisors an acoustic signal is heard. The correct location of the tube inserted after intubation may be confirmed by audible respiratory sounds through a stethoscope lateral to the left and right wall of the thorax. To special order the CLA-Nursing Doll can be combined with the CLA intubation phantom

According to Prof. Dr. J. Sökeland. Particularly suitable for the demonstration of balloon catheter and suprapubic aspiration of the bladder. The model shows the ureters bladder internal female sexual organs and rectum. Can be dismantled in two parts. Life-sized on a stand with base.

according to Prof. Dr. J. Sökeland. Ideal for demonstrating disposable and ballon catheters as well as suprapubic aspiration. Can be dismantled into two parts. In natural size made of special plastic. On a stand with green base.